Laravel Developer Survey

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The team at Adeva is doing a Laravel Developer Survey.

The Laravel Developer Survey is designed to map out the entire Laravel ecosystem, providing insights into everything Laravel. Apart from tech stack and tool choices, it explores the framework usage across industries and product scales, the activity of local communities, and more. It seeks to inform CTOs about the adoption of Laravel in large-scale systems, offer hiring insights to talent professionals, provide developers with salary benchmarks, and map the local Laravel communities and events.

This survey is a key resource for anyone involved in the Laravel ecosystem, from decision-makers to developers. By participating, contributors will help build a clearer picture of the current state of Laravel, empowering the community with data that can drive informed decisions and strengthen the ecosystem as a whole.

To take part in the survey follow this link

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